[palmbeachkingston]

Any suggestion or links as to fix the vernere on plywood after sawing? Thanks

 

[palmbeachkingston]

***veneer

 

[SeanStuart]

Pics??

 

[phinds]

Any suggestion or links as to fix the vernere on plywood after sawing? Thanks

I think you need to be more explicit in explaining what you are talking about. I don't have a clue what you are asking, and I'm assuming you are talking about veneer, as I have never heard of "vernere". Is that "veneer" is some other language ?

 

[cabinetman]

I think you need to be more explicit in explaining what you are talking about. I don't have a clue what you are asking, and I'm assuming you are talking about veneer, as I have never heard of "vernere". Is that "veneer" is some other language ?

It's gotta be a general term. Actually if you think about it "vaneer" spells out better for how it sounds than "veneer".

A 60T or 80T (depending on the thickness of the plywood) crosscuts better if the cut line is taped. For the table saw, cut face up, and handheld circular saw/RAS, good side down. Personally, I use a good blade, don't tape, and the fraying is very minimal. Usually a quick light cleanup of the face veneer with a ROS knocks most of it off.

A lot of my domestic hardwood ply has close to a .0625 face, so there is a bit to sand safely.

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